The Binance Smart Chain Crown Jewel to Compete With GMX- Part II
Here's a Binance Smart Chain project with brains and beauty. Read on about how the Level platform works and different options for investing.
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Black holes. Gravity. Time travel. These are all interesting concepts; I can pretend I understand them when I don't. Luckily, only a few people have dense knowledge about these things, so I can be as abstract as I want and not worry about getting fact-checked.
Unfortunately, that isn't the case with the Level platform on the Binance Smart Chain. There are a lot of investors who have a tremendous understanding and comprehension of how the program works. If I explain some things incorrectly here, I apologize in advance.
You can always refer to the whitepaper, which is a good idea to read before investing in any crypto platform. If you haven’t read Part I about this Binance Smart Chain gem, please do so by clicking here.
You need liquidity to create a derivatives platform
For traders to use a derivatives platform, they must feel confident they will get paid out properly on their investments. Therefore, Level and other derivative platforms rely on having ample liquidity to withstand crypto market volatility.
In Level's case, the liquidity pool (LP) is the counterparty to the traders on the platform. As a result, the LP performs well when traders lose and earns some of the platform's fees.
Liquidity providers can provide six crypto assets to stake in the LLP (Level liquidity pool)- $BTC, $ETH, $BNB, $CAKE, $BUSD, or $USDT. You only have to provide one of these assets to own a share of the LLP. When you deposit and withdraw your crypto into the LLP, a 0.2% transaction fee gets added to the LLP pool.
Unlike every other derivative platform I have seen, there are three options for liquidity pools: Senior (low risk), Mezzanine (medium risk), and Junior (high risk). At the time of writing, here are the yields for each pool. Of course, these yields can change weekly depending on how the platform performs.
